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By Al M (1,263) on 26 Apr 2009

A masterful film that depicts narrative snippets from the lives of diverse people in Austria during the Yugoslavian conflicts of the early…

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By Terri H (1,064) on 02 Mar 2009

I wonder if Haneke had changed the plot if he had made this film in 2009... I think the poor ATM situation in Austria has improved since 1993…

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By John M (4,356) on 07 Jan 2009

You are told the ending the movie the very first frame, but when you reach the conclusion, it still knocks you off your feet…

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By Him C (24) on 18 Aug 2008

Surprisingly emotionless to be Haneke…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 28 Jul 2008

What was the point of this film? I really don't know. I appreciated the filmmaking, nobody can deny that Haneke can make interesting films…

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By Zoran S (642) on 24 Jun 2008

The plot is hollow, shots are deliberately over long. Breaking into 71 fragments didn't help except to reinforce its nihilism…

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By Clément G (14) on 25 May 2008

Not Haneke's best film…

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By Riks A (43) on 17 May 2008

3rd in Haneke's glacial trilogy…

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By Janis M (49) on 08 May 2008

Det bästa var att speakern lät som Werner Herzog…

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By Jason K (1,459) on 08 May 2008

Admittedly a difficult watch from time to time due to events displayed in real time static shots like a symbolically interesting but undoubtedly…

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By Sébastien V (7) on 13 Apr 2008

Last in Haneke's thematically linked trilogy, of the emptiness of modern life. Sounds happy, right…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 16 Mar 2008

On parle, on parle mais on ne communique pas (we speak, we speak, but we do not speak to each other) said Michael Haneke when discussing 71…

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By Mehmet Y (3) on 10 Mar 2008

This strikes me as Haneke's least successful film. Still, it's more than worthwhile, and I would still nearly call it great…

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By Everett J (371) on 26 Feb 2008

[i]71 Fragmente einer Chronologie des Zufalls [/i]dir…

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By Wasawat C (17) on 31 Jan 2008

Though I missed the first movie of the trilogy, I think this one gives the glaciation feeling more than benny's video…

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By Private U (13,627) on 21 Jan 2008

71 scenes [fragments] featuring unconnected characters leading to their involvement in a senseless shooting spree…

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By Franck D (14) on 29 Dec 2007

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By Mike D (1,303) on 04 Dec 2007

I like this movie…

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By Molly S (65) on 01 Nov 2007

Certainly challenges narrative ideas, sure, but the idea of violence emerging from banality isn't exactly new, and the film doesn't really…

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By A A (501) on 19 Oct 2007

I sat there with my mouth hanging open the whole way through. awe inspiring…

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